National Directory of Adoption Competent Professionals

Adam Arnold, MA, LMFT, LADC completed the TAC in Minnesota in 2016. Adam has a Masters of Arts in Counseling and Psychotherapy, a Certificate in Addiction Studies, and is a Licensed Marriage and Family Therapist as well as a Licensed Alcohol and Drug Counselor. Adam specializes in attachment-based family therapy, addiction in adoption adolescents, and creative art therapies for adopted children and adolescents. In addition, Adam is also trained in Eye Movement Desensitization Reprocessing (EMDR). He is currently serving clients in Ramsey, Hennepin, Dakota and Washington counties.

He is currently serving clients in Ramsey, Hennepin, Dakota and Washington counties.

Alicia Leslie, MSW, LCSW completed the Training for Adoption Competency (TAC) program in 2017. Alicia is currently a Psychotherapist at the LifeStance in Wisconsin. Alicia currently serves Southwest Wisconsin specializing in working with people of all ages with presenting needs of depression, anxiety, mood disorders, disordered eating, perfectionism, relationship issues, and trauma. Alicia is a certified in Trauma Focused – Cognitive Behavioral Therapy for children ages 3-17. LifeStance currently accepts insurance, including Medicaid and Medicare.

Alison Alderman-Dreher, LICSW, completed the TAC in Nebraska in 2014. She is in private practice in Omaha, NE at Woodhaven Counseling Associates, Inc. and is accepting new clients at this time. Alison specializes in family therapy, adoption issues, infertility and miscarriage grief, post-adoption counseling, attachment issues, child abuse and grief issues. Alison is trained in PCIT and TF-CBT. She also does home studies in the Omaha area.

Alison specializes in family therapy, adoption issues, infertility and miscarriage grief, post-adoption counseling, attachment issues, child abuse and grief issues. Alison is trained in PCIT and TF-CBT. She also does home studies in the Omaha area.

Alison Rae Moats, LCSW works for the HRCSB – McNulty Center for Children and Families as an Outpatient Clinician. She specializes in outpatient therapy addressing depression, anxiety, ADHD and trauma. The clinic focuses on services for children and adolescents living in a variety of family situations.  She serves clients across the Harrisonburg City and Rockingham County areas.

Allison Beth Montgomery, MSW, LCSW completed the Training for Adoption Competency (TAC) program in 2018. Allison is currently an Adoption Specialist at the Adoptions of Indiana in Indiana. Allison currently serves the central Indiana area specializing in pre-adoption education, post-adoption education and support, clinical issues of domestic and international adoption, grief and loss, attachment, parent training, and birth family relationships. Allison is also trained in conducting home studies, groups, and workshops.

Aletha Clark, MSW provides individual and family counseling to clients aged 13 through adult. She focuses on working with adopted individuals and their families, birth parents and adoptive parents. Her clinical specializations are in anxiety, depression, bipolar, substance use, life transitions, life stressors, LGBTQ, and trauma. Aletha’s office is located in Gwinnett County and she serves clients in the surrounding area.

Alyssa Caldbeck, LISW specializes in adoption from foster care, domestic private adoptions, international adoptions and transracial adoptions. She focuses on attachment, trauma and adoption concerns for birth parents, adoptive parents and individuals who are adopted.  Alyssa’s practice serves individuals and families throughout central Iowa. Visit www.childserve.org for more information.

Amanda Briles, MSSW, LSW, completed the TAC in Indiana in 2014, where she is a social worker and therapist with The Villages of Indiana. Amanda maintains a small caseload of pre and post-adopt therapy patients through referral from the Department of Child Services in Indianapolis, IN and surrounding counties. Her areas of clinical specialization include play therapy, motivational interviewing and Trauma Focused Cognitive Behavioral Therapy (TF-CBT).

Amanda Schnur has a Masters of Science in Criminal Justice. She’s the Program Supervisor for Foster Care / Adoptions and serves clients in Western North Carolina.

Amanda Zaidman, MSW, LCSW completed the Training for Adoption Competency (TAC) program in 2021. Amanda is currently a Therapist at Constructive Parenting in North Carolina. Amanda currently serves the Charlotte area for office appointments and the North Carolina area for virtual appointments specializing in internal family systems, somatic experiencing, adoption, anxiety, anger management, and parenting. Constructive Parenting currently accepts out of network and private payments. Amanda is an adult adoptee raised in a transracial family.

Amanda Zaidman, MSW, LCSW completed the Training for Adoption Competency (TAC) program in 2021. Amanda is currently a Therapist at Constructive Parenting in North Carolina. Amanda currently serves the Charlotte area for office appointments and the North Carolina area for virtual appointments specializing in internal family systems, somatic experiencing, adoption, anxiety, anger management, and parenting. Constructive Parenting currently accepts out of network and private payments. Amanda is an adult adoptee raised in a transracial family.

Amanda Zaidman, MSW, LCSW completed the Training for Adoption Competency (TAC) program in 2021. Amanda is currently a Therapist at Constructive Parenting in North Carolina. Amanda currently serves the Charlotte area for office appointments and the North Carolina area for virtual appointments specializing in internal family systems, somatic experiencing, adoption, anxiety, anger management, and parenting. Constructive Parenting currently accepts out of network and private payments. Amanda is an adult adoptee raised in a transracial family.

Amanda Zaidman, MSW, LCSW completed the Training for Adoption Competency (TAC) program in 2021. Amanda is currently a Therapist at Constructive Parenting in North Carolina. Amanda currently serves the Charlotte area for office appointments and the North Carolina area for virtual appointments specializing in internal family systems, somatic experiencing, adoption, anxiety, anger management, and parenting. Constructive Parenting currently accepts out of network and private payments. Amanda is an adult adoptee raised in a transracial family.

Amanda Zaidman, MSW, LCSW completed the Training for Adoption Competency (TAC) program in 2021. Amanda is currently a Therapist at Constructive Parenting in North Carolina. Amanda currently serves the Charlotte area for office appointments and the North Carolina area for virtual appointments specializing in internal family systems, somatic experiencing, adoption, anxiety, anger management, and parenting. Constructive Parenting currently accepts out of network and private payments. Amanda is an adult adoptee raised in a transracial family.

Amber Morrighan, LMFT is the owner of Healing Connections. She is licensed to serve clients through telehealth across the state, or in person for clients across central Minnesota. Amber specializes in complex PTSD, dissociative disorders, attachment issues, and adoption. She also provides parenting support, family therapy and attachment interventions. In addition to providing mental health services, Amber teaches and presents to audiences on trauma and attachment. She accepts private page, Medicaid, BCBS, HP, Preferred One and Optum insurances for her clinical services. Learn more at www.healingconnectionsllc.org.

Amy Burns, LPC specializes in working with children and families across Smyth, Washington, Russel, Tazewell and Buchanan Counties, as well as in the city of Bristol and across rural Appalchia. Her she serves families that have adopted through foster care, or internationally, or who adopted relatives. She also works with families who have transracial adoptions.

Amy Garber, MSW, LICSW, is a Post Adoption Manager for Wide Horizons for Children. This agency provides post adoption services to adoptive families, adopted people and birth parents. They provide hourly consultations and other services.

Amy specializes in adoption-related issues including attachment, grief and loss, educational challenges, family adjustments, sibling relationships, behavioral challenges, impact of trauma, talking about adoption, search and reunion, facilitating open adoptions and much more. For a full list of post adoption services, visit www.whfc.org/post-adoption.

Amy J. Newell, LCSW is an Adoption Manager with Lutheran Family and Children’s Services of Missouri. She specializes in adoption home studies, counseling and post-placement services for adoptive families. She serves clients in St. Louis and surrounding counties.

Amy Ray, LPC provides outpatient individual and family counseling in a private practice setting to children, adolescents and adults. She’s affiliated with Shelby Psychological Services Inc. in Shelby County, Alabama. She services clients from mainly Jefferson and Shelby counties. Amy’s passion has been providing counseling to children, adolescents, adults and families who are interested in improving issues related to communication, depression, anxiety, trauma, self-esteem, stress management, child behavior management, parenting, ADHD, gifted individuals and transitional stages of life. or more information, please visit www.amyraycounseling.com.

Amy Reamer, LMFT, RPT-S is the Executive Director and Owner of Heart and Mind. She sees clients and also supports clinicians in her practice via training and supervision. She specializes in adoption, anxiety, attachment and developmental trauma.  She serves all members of the adoptive and birth family during all stages of adoption. Her agency offers groups for different roles in the adoption journey and takes a systemic family based approach, honoring all voices and embracing all roles of an adoptee’s family members. Heart and Mind was started due Amy’s experience in becoming an adoptive parent and wanting to support families on their journey, addressing the needs of the family through a neuroscience and systemic lens. The are located in the Richmond, VA metro area and offers telehealth across the state. They accept Anthem BCBS, Aetna, Cigna and Optima as forms of payment. They also accept 2 Medicaid MCOs; Anthem and Aetna.

Visit www.adoptivefamilyhelp.com to learn more.

Amy Schweigert, PsyD, LP, LMFT completed the Training for Adoption Competency (TAC) program in 2017. Amy is currently the owner, Licensed Psychologist, and Licensed Marriage and Family Therapist at True North Psychology & Consulting in Minnesota. Amy currently serves Minesota and the entire United States virtually specializing in family dynamics, testing for FASD/ADHD/Differential diagnosis, complex trauma, and attachment related difficulties. True North Psychology & Consulting currently accepts self-pay.

Amy Zimmerman, CSWA completed the Training for Adoption Competency (TAC) program in 2023. Amy is currently a Child and Family Therapist at Options Counseling and Family Service in Oregon. Amy currently serves the Washington County area specializing in Attachment, EMDR, and play therapy techniques. Amy is trained to work with all ages. Options Counseling and Family Service currently accepts OHP, BCBS, Kaiser, Moda.

Anapaula Ojeda, LPC, serves clients via telehealth throughout the state of Virginia for the Center for Adoption Education and Support. Anapaula earned her Master of Education degree in Counseling and Development at George Mason University in Fairfax, Virginia with a specialization in Community Agency Counseling.  She earned her Bachelor of Science in Psychology at the University of Mary Washington in Fredericksburg, Virginia.  Anapaula has provided individual, family, and group therapy to children, adolescents, and adults. Most recently, she specialized in working with children and adolescents with a variety of mental health and substance abuse issues at a community services board. Anapaula has received training in Trauma Focused Cognitive Behavioral Therapy (TF-CBT).  She uses a strength-based approach and evidenced based treatment when working with clients. Anapaula was born in Peru and is fluent in Spanish.

Andrea Claiborne, MSW, LCSW specializes in trauma focused CBT, Gottman Method for Couples and Training for Adoption Competency. She serves families across Williamsburg, Yorktown and Newport News, Virginia.

Angela B. White, LCSW-BACS completed the Training for Adoption Competency (TAC) program in 2023. Angela is currently the Agency Director at Open Arms Adoption Services, Inc. in Louisiana. Angela currently serves Northwest Louisiana down through Alexandria specializing in pre-surrender counseling, pre/post placement work with families, and ongoing support for AKN. Angela is also trained in working with women and children with behavioral health needs and trauma exposure. Open Arms Adoption Services, Inc. currently accepts Medicare, Medicaid, and self-pay sliding scale.

Angela F. Marshall, LPC, serves children and families touched by adoption or foster care. She sees clients aged 2-young adult, as well as families. Angela specializes in play therapy and TF-CBT. She is in private practice in an office building with 7 other counselors.

For more information, visit www.wishingyouwellcounseling.com.

Angela Saravia, LPC, RPTS, CPCS completed the Training for Adoption Competency (TAC) program in 2023. Angela is currently a Therapist at the Strong Family Roots Therapy in Georgia. Angela currently serves the North Metro Atlanta, Cobb, Cherokee, Fulton and Forsyth areas specializing in attachment, trauma and adoption informed. Angela serves children, adolescents, and parents. Angela takes a therapeutic approach from the 7 core issues of adoption and permanency and currently being mentored by Sharon Roszia. Strong Family Roots Therapy currently accepts self-pay.

Angie Hoffman, LPC, RPT-S completed the Training for Adoption Competency (TAC) program in 2021. Angie is currently a Counselor and Play Therapist at Angie Hoffman LPC in Missouri. Angie currently serves the St. Louis City, St. Louis County, Jefferson County, Franklin County, Monroe County areas specializing in adoptees, adoptive parents and birth parents/families, individual therapy, family therapy, and parent coaching. Angie is also a registered Play Therapist-Supervisor. Angie Hoffman LPC currently accepts self pay and sliding scale.

Anita L. Smith, MA, LPCC specializes in work with children, play therapy, families, marriage, attachment, trauma-focused treatment and adoption-related issues. She practices in South Central Minnesota where here work focuses on grief and loss issues, attachment, parenting, behavior and educational issues for children, families and parents. She works with both adoptive and birth families.

Anita Olson, CSWA completed the Training for Adoption Competency (TAC) program in 2023. Anita is currently a Social Worker/Operations Manager at the Rooted Mental Health in Oregon. Anita currently serves the Willamette Valley area specializing in early childhood trauma and religious trauma. Rooted Mental Health currently accepts Oregon Health Plan, private insurance, and sliding scale.

Ann G. Williams, LIMHP, LADC specializes in working with children ages 7+ individually and with families and parents of any age child. She specializes in trauma, substance abuse, mood disorders, family/relationship issues, adjustment, grief, loss, bonding, preparation for change (adoptions, moves, etc.) Ann sees clients across the greater Omaha area. For more information, visit www.annscouch.com.

Ann M. Dillard, LMFT serves teen girls adopted by family members and families with international adoptions and transracial adoptions. She offers telehealth care by request. Ann serves clients in the metro area of Atlanta and surrounding areas. Ann takes self-pay and EAP payment options.

Anna Klipowicz, LMSW completed the Training for Adoption Competency (TAC) program in 2020. Anna is currently a Mental Health Therapist at the United Action for Youth in Iowa. Anna currently serves the Iowa City and surrounding areas focusing on issues related to anger, anxiety, low self-esteem, depression, behavioral and relational problems. Anna provides individual, group, and family services with children, adolescents, and young adults all from trauma-informed and strength-based perspectives. United Action for Youth currently accepts most types of payment options, except Medicare, and the agency has sliding scale options.

Anna-Marie Elizabeth Hepker-Raymer, LISW, works at a clinical practice through the non-profit United Action for Youth. She holds a Bachelor degree in Psychology and Master degree of Social Work from the University of Iowa. Anna primarily works with youth/young adults ranging from 12-25 years old. Other ages may be considered for services as exceptions can be made. She is trained in adoption competency, EMDR and the strengths-based approach. She works with youth/young adults with trauma/PTSD/depression/anxiety/OCD/ADHD/adjustment disorders. Anna sees clients in the office through insurance-based services. To be referred please contact United Action for Youth and complete a phone intake.Learn more at www.unitedactionforyouth.org.

Dr. Anne Tapley has had a private practice for 9 years. She treats children, teens, adults, families and couples. She works with a variety of presenting issues and diagnoses. Anne was a foster parent and is now an adoptive parent. She specializes in working with foster and adoptive families and focuses on issues related to autism, depression, anxiety, ADHD, severe and persistent mental illness (SPMI), attachment, attachment parenting and reactive attachment disorders. She works closely with caseworkers as needed. Anne’s clients range from age 3-100.

Anne serves clients in Lincoln, Nebraska and in Southeast Nebraska – or any area within a 2-3 hour drive time radius.

For more information, please visit www.wbplincoln.org.

Annie Denning Hille, MA, LPC completed the Training for Adoption Competency (TAC) program in 2022. Annie is currently a Child and Family Therapist at Skyhook Counseling Center in Oregon. Annie currently serves the Portland metro, tri-county area specializing in adoption, ADHD, adjustment/transitions/anger management, anxiety, behavioral issues, coping skills, depression, developmental differences/Neuro-atypical functioning, divorce, family conflict, foster care, grief, parenting, school and peer issues, self-esteem, stress, trauma. Skyhook Counseling Center currently accepts several insurance plans and Medicaid. Prospective clients can complete a pre-screening form to learn if their insurance is accepted.

Annie is also a Family Support Specialist at Oregon Post Adoption Resource Center (ORPARC). ORPARC is a free service for Oregon state adoptive families through a partnership with non-profit agency, Northwest Resource Associates and Oregon DHS.

Antonia (Toni) Vitale specializes in family counseling as well as individual and group counseling, focusing on substance and co-dependency issues. She provides services for adopted persons and their parents and foster parents. She works out of 2 locations – one in Williamsburg, VA and one in New Kent.

Arah Gould, MA LPC completed the Training for Adoption Competency (TAC) program in 2022. Arah is currently a Family Support Specialist at the Oregon Post Adoption Resource Center (ORPARC) in Oregon. At ORPARC, family support specialists provide information & referral; training & education; therapeutic listening; systems navigation; advocacy; and personalized parenting consultation to families who have adopted out of the OR state child welfare system or another state’s child welfare system (and now reside in Oregon). We do not provide therapy directly but are happy to help a family find an adoption competent therapist in their area. ORPARC services are free to eligible families.

Ariene Mulholland, MSW, LCSW is a Clinical Post Adoption Specialist. She provides clinical services to families with children who have been adopted. She serves mostul rural areas on the east coast, Duplin, Pender, Sampson and Wilmington counties. Ariene specializes in TF-CBT and CBT. Her agency’s services to families with children who are adopted are free due to a state grant called SPAN.

Ashley J. Davis, LMHP, LPC received her degree from the University of Nebraska at Kearney in 2009. As a licensed mental health professional and counselor, Ashley is in private practice providing mental health services to children, youth and adults. Her general areas of clinical specialization include trauma focused cognitive behavioral therapy, addiction and chemical dependency and other major mental health issues. She focuses on working with youth in the foster care system, biological family members, and foster parents from placement through adoption.

Ashley Murphy, LMFT, specializes in trauma informed custody, grief/loss, adoption, school-based counseling in certain schools, PTSC, marital therapy and family therapy. She serves children and families across Gloucester, Kim William, King and Queen, Middlesex, Mathews, and Lancaster counties.

Ashley is also available at a second location:

Dream Catchers Therapeutic Riding Center
10120 Fire Tower Road
Toano, VA 23168
Phone: 757-566-1775
Email: info@dreamcatchers.org

Ashley Schoof, PSYD, specializes in working with children with various diagnoses and presenting problems, as well with families with varying degrees of need. She focuses on foster care, foster care to adoption, domestic adoptions and international adoptions. Ashley focuses on the whole family unit which may or may not include birth parents as well. Ashley serves clients across Southeastern WI. For more information, please visit www.christianfamilysolutions.org.

Barb Franck, LCSW-C, serves clients through telehealth throughout the states of Virginia and Maryland for the Center for Adoption Support and Education.

She received her undergraduate degree in English and Art History from Florida State University. She earned her Master’s degree in American Studies from the University of Maryland, and her Master’s degree in Social Work from the University of Maryland, Baltimore.

Barb has over 20 years’ experience working with youth and families, both as an adoption-competent therapist and as the former Clinical Director of an agency providing wraparound services to families raising children with emotional and behavioral challenges. She has extensive experience in the field of adoption and specializes in issues of grief and loss, identity, diversity, and transracial adoption. Barb is an adoptive mother of two.

Barbara L. Dewey, LICSW, completed the TAC in Nebraska in 2014. She is in private practice in Lincoln. Barbara works with adults, families, children and adolescents and young adults “launching” into independence. She addresses depression, anxiety and bipolar disorders. She specializes in child abuse and grief, foster care, adoption and post-adoption needs with all members of the adoption kinship network. She focuses on attachment issues and trauma, and works to strengthen and/or repair relationships. Barbara is a mother of siblings adopted through the child welfare system.

Barbara L. Dewey, LICSW serves foster and adoptive families, teens launching into adulthood, those with severe and persistent mental illness such as anxiety, depression, bi polar and trauma. Her clients reside across Nebraska and she provides services through telehealth as well as in person. She sees clients from her private practice within her home and has a hypoallergenic dog who assists with therapy. Barbara also facilitates “Circle of Security” classes, which is a relationship-based parenting program. Barbara has a strong belief in the benefits of open adoption and that behavior is a reflection of unmet emotional needs. Barbara is an adoptive mother of a sibling set of three who are now young adults. She accepts most insurance plans except Tricare. She does not have a sliding scale but does accept self-pay as well as contracts with Departments of Health and Human Service agencies. Barbara’s bio can also be found on Psychology Today.

Becky Verdin, LCSW, completed the Training for Adoption Competency (TAC) program in 2019. Becky is currently a Child and Family Therapist at Children’s Wisconsin. Becky serves the Southeastern WI area, specializing in early childhood mental health, parenting support, developmental, relational, and situational trauma, adoption competent therapy for members of the adoption triad, providing Child Parent Psychotherapy (ages 0-6) and Trauma-Focused Cognitive Behavioral Therapy (ages 3-18). Children’s Wisconsin currently accepts: major insurances, Medicaid, and self-pay.

Beth Tabor Lev, Ph.D., is an adoption-competent therapist and a graduate of C.A.S.E.’s Training for Adoption Competency (TAC) program. Beth currently serves adult adoptees and adoptive and birth parents in the Western Massachusetts area. She specializes in addiction, anxiety, gender, loss, bereavement and child trauma. She is accepting new clients as the time in her practice permits.

Bethany Thomas MSW, LGSW is a foster care coordinator for St. David’s Center in St. Louis Park, MN. She works with children in the foster care system and foster parents to help ensure a successful placement for all involved. St. David’s Center serves the twin cities metro area and surrounding suburbs within 40 miles of St. Louis Park.

Beverly Dabrio, MA, BCBA completed the Training for Adoption Competency (TAC) program in 2020. Beverly is currently a Lead Behavior Analyst/Manager at the Abilities Unlimited LLC in Florida. Beverly currently serves the Orlando area specializing in Foster Care, Adoption, challenging behaviors, trauma-informed, children 0 to 21 and families. Beverly uses evidence-based interventions with proven results, in the safety of your own home, to help you reach your goals.  Abilities Unlimited LLC currently accepts self-pay, sliding scale, and scholarships.

Beverly J. Patitz, PhD, LIMHP, LADC, CPC maintains a private practice with two additional full time therapists, all certified in adoption competency. Beverly has worked in the field of Trauma Based Services in South Central Nebraska since 1987. She is also trained to complete alcohol and drug evaluations and can provide trauma focused CBT.

Brad VanGorkom, LISW, MSW, LMSW graduated from the Center for Adoption Support and Education’s TAC program in 2016. He is in private practice in Cedar Rapids, IA and serves Linn, Johnson, Jones and Benton counties. His areas of clinical specialization include child abuse and neglect, trauma, PTSD and anxiety. His specific areas of adoption clinical specialization include working with foster and adoptive families with a focus on working with boys and their families. Brad has a global perspective and welcomes all without judgement. He runs his practice with a casual atmosphere. Learn more on his facebook page: http://www.facebook.com/HarmonicFamily/

Brandi Creasy Stinnett, LPC  owns a small counseling practice in Forest, VA. She works with children and families involved in the foster care process and serves clients in the Lynchburg, VA and surrounding counties including Campbell and Appomattox. She provides counseling, supervised visits, and other services for CSA / FAPT referred cases.

Brandi Hansen, MSW, LCSWA completed the Training for Adoption Competency (TAC) program in 2021. Brandi is currently a Post Adoption Specialist at the Children’s Home Society of North Carolina. Brandi currently serves Asheville and surrounding counties specializing in anxiety, Autism, ADHD, crisis/solution focused, grief/loss, depression, and PTSD. Children’s Home Society of North Carolina currently accepts medicaid and private insurance.

Brandi Stone, MSW completed the Training for Adoption Competency (TAC) program in 2021. Brandi is currently the owner and therapist at the QC Counseling Services in Charlotte, North Carolina. She currently serves the Gaston, Mecklenburg and Cabbarus County area specializing in providing therapeutic services to children and families during reunification after placement in social services as well as children who are currently in foster care or in the process of becoming adopted. Brandi is also trained in Trauma Informed Cognitive Behavioral Therapy (TF-CBT).

QC Counseling Services is accepting new clients and currently accepts: Medicaid – Cardinal Innovations, Alliance and Partners, Carolina Complete Health, Well Care, United Healthcare, BCBS. Sliding scale fees also available, please ask about free or low cost therapeutic services.

Brenda Hinson Gillespie serves birth parents, adult adoptees and adoptive parents. For additional information, please visit Georgia Center for Resources and Support: www.gacrs.org.

Brian Crouse, LIPC’s private practice focuses on providing adoption-competent mental health services for children and adolescents, addressing grief and trauma related concerns.

Brianna Woodside, MSW, completed the TAC in Nebraska in 2015. She is the assistant program director for the Pregnancy Parenting and Adoption Program at the Nebraska Children’s Home Society. With 10 years of experience, Brianna has worked with parents considering adoption and provided pre and post adoption support and education to adoptive families, adopted persons and birth parents.

Brittany Inskeep Froning, MSW, LCSWA is an interim adoptions supervisor for Easton County Dept. of Health and Human Services, serving youth in foster care in Gaston County. She completed C.A.S.E.’s Training for Adoption Competency (TAC) program in 2019.